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started: Saratoga in 1800, New York, in 1808 and in Massachusetts in 1813.
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The border areas of Kuwait where British and American troops. :) Hope this helps!
The peaceful protests were so important in letting the public see that they were being completely peaceful and weren’t acting maliciously. In the long term these peaceful protests were WAY more effective than a violent protest would have been. They won a lot of people over to their cause instead of being violent and having people not want to support a violent cause.
The end of Christian persecutions within the empire
The base for Palestinian Liberation Organization were set up in the south because of the following major reasons.
None of the other Arab countries wanted them, they had been driven out of Syria and Kuwait, and while a large number lived in Jordan, they were considered as outsiders by the dominant Hashemites. However Lebanon accepted some of them, although many remained in refugee camps.
Another reason was, Southern Lebanon was bordering Israel, (much of which had been part of Palestine until 1948; both Jews and Arabs had dispute over which group should own the land). The proximity of Southern Lebanon to the state of Israel enabled the Palestinian Liberation Organization to launch offensives, in an effort to defeat the Israelis and recapture land they believed to be theirs.
